Museum of Goa (MOG)
Pilerne, Goa, India
Subodh Kerkar's three-floor contemporary art house — ocean-and-history installations, chilli-and-column wit and rooftop workshops.
Why visit: Goa's story told by its liveliest living artist.
- ›Ocean installations
- ›History satire halls
- ›Rooftop café
- ›Artist talks
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Best time
Year-round (closed Mon)
Entry fee
₹100–300
Est. budget
₹300–600
Duration
2–3 hrs
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